Jõgeva – Practical Workshop: AI and Creativity, from Idea to Working Prototype

Need a registration form, booking page, or assistant for recurring questions—but don’t have a developer? In this workshop, you’ll use AI to turn an idea into a working mini-prototype, without programming.

Who it’s for: specialists, managers, entrepreneurs, teachers, and cultural workers with an idea they want to try out quickly. Level: suitable for everyone.

Format: 3 hours (4 academic hours), in two parts, with a break; mainly hands-on. In the first part, you’ll define the idea, the user, and the desired outcome. In the second, you’ll build and test a prototype, then show it to others.

After the workshop, you’ll be able to describe an idea as a use case—who it’s for, what the input is, and what the output is; choose a free tool suited to the task; build a mini-prototype, such as a form, a simple webpage, or a chat assistant; and assess prototype risks (data, permissions) and the next steps.

Before the workshop: think of a real idea or work-related challenge, without including personal data. Bring a laptop; the free versions of tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude are enough.

Trainer: Henrik Aavik is a pioneer of the internet economy with three decades of experience in e-commerce, e-government technologies, and AI. He leads the company Tendly and is the founder of uku.ai.

Time and place: 20.11.2026, 18:00–21:00, Jõgeva. The exact venue will be announced soon. Participation is free, and places are limited—register via Fienta!

The workshop is part of Arunädal and the Eesti.ai initiative “The Most AI-Savvy Nation”.